Version

3.2.33

Reproduction link

sfc.vuejs.org/

Steps to reproduce

have a template with a list greater than 1, with length spelled incorrectly, that looks like:

<strong>{{tags[0]}}</strong>
<template v-if="tags.length > 1">
    <template v-for="index in (tags.legnth - 1)">
        , <strong>{{tags[index]}}</strong>
    </template>
</template>

What is expected?

Consistent warning/error handling between environments

What is actually happening?

Development shows no template error, test shows a warning, production hard errors.

Even the playground shows a warning on load, but still renders, would be nice for prod and development to do the same.

We recently had a bug that prevented the page from loading in production.

<template v-for="index in (tags.legnth - 1)">

Obvious failure since length was spelled wrong. What was weird though was that no error or warning showed up in development and the page loads fine. In test, I get

[Vue warn]: The v-for range expect an integer value but got NaN.

but the page still loads fine. And in production, a hard error, page doesn't load. Some consistency would be nice, or at least a way to change the behaviour.

This is the way all Vue warnings have always worked:

• Warnings are shown during dev, and must be fixed before shipping to prod.
• An unhandled warning during dev means it could lead to a hard error during prod.

For this specific case the error behavior is indeed inconsistent. It should also error in dev.

but I'm not getting a warning at all in dev. This bug was hard to figure out for us especially because I could only debug in prod without vue dev tools (disabled in prod). There was no warning in dev at all nvm, I see that this case is being fixed in the above commit. thanks!